Sentence examples for got commentator from inspiring English sources

Arguing that black is white is what got commentator Andrew Bolt into a spot of bother in 2010, when he implied light-skinned people who identified as Aboriginal did so for personal gain.

That has got commentators asking whether the Apple Watch is a flop.

There are a number of people who are now going to wonder about her. "There's this sense of division that she's created... we've got commentators everywhere on these issues, couldn't she have left them alone until she was out of the office?" Mr Flint told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.

"I know that I sound like a broken record, but Bergoglio is about the worst choice for pope we traditionalists could have got," one commentator wrote on rorate­ -caeli.blogspot.com, a thought echoed by dozens of others this week.

Despite boasting a lengthy rap-sheet that includes gouging Tito Vilanova's eye, prompting the pile-on that forced respected referee Anders Frisk to retire and helping Eva Carneiro out of her job at Chelsea, among other highlights, José's comparatively mild and harmless taunting of the Juve crowd seems to have got assorted commentators clutching their pearls and reaching for the smelling-salts.

The crisis has got some commentators asking, is Spain slipping the way of Greece?

Lawyer, having listened to critics and radio commentators putting composers over, decided to get a commentator to put him over as a big lawyer.

By Robert Hale The New Yorker, March 14 , 1942P. 61 Lawyer, having listened to critics and radio commentators putting composers over, decided to get a commentator to put him over as a big lawyer.

This week, Fox's new commentator got a typical welcome for a serious journalistic enterprise.

The ITV commentator got very excited to create controversy and has clearly succeeded by sucking in everyone else.

"Sorry – I forgot which end the shit came out!" A virulently conservative commentator got halfway down an answer about gay marriage before thinking better of it and sniffing: "I don't take questions from dogs".